EUR Forward Contracts: Analysis of Fundamental, Operation, and Benefits

Author: Chen Yawen / Lin Donghai
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Features: The euro is a great achievement in the field of international finance at the turn of the century, a major reform of the international monetary system, and a significant outcome of economic and monetary integration. The study of the euro is interdisciplinary in nature, involving comprehensive research across multiple disciplines. This book employs theories from international finance, world economics, international economics, monetary banking, and history, along with thorough empirical analysis, to explore the profound significance of the euro in theory and practice, analyzing its impact on various economic relationships. This book is supported by the National Social Science Fund Project! Drawing on theories from international finance, world economics, international economics, monetary banking, and history, the book conducts comprehensive empirical analysis to delve into the profound significance of the euro in theory and practice, examining its effects on various economic relationships. In terms of writing style, the book is innovative in structure, rich in data and detail, with strong interdisciplinary cross-cutting and permeation, effective integration of theory and empirics, and a thorough analysis of certain issues. In addition to qualitative analysis, it also employs some quantitative methods. The book, excluding the preface and introduction, consists of 16 chapters divided into three parts: Foundational, Operational, and Effects. Overall, each chapter of the book offers innovative insights. While not a perfect exposition on the euro, it can still be considered a significant work on the topic.